Braised potato with shark's fin root
Introduction:
"Potato stew is a classic choice, whether it's pork, beef, mutton or chicken. If you have meat and want to add vegetables, you can add potatoes. It's absolutely right."
Production steps:
Step 1: wash wing root and marinate it with cooking wine and salt for half an hour; slice ginger, cut dry pepper, peel garlic into whole grain; peel and wash potato
Step 2: cut the potatoes into pieces for use (cut the potatoes again when they are ready to burn to prevent oxidation)
Step 3: heat the oil in the pot, and saute ginger slices, dried pepper and star anise
Step 4: pour in the wing root and fry until discolored
Step 5: add soy sauce, cooking wine, sugar, a few drops of vinegar and water, bring to a boil over high heat and turn to low heat for 20 minutes
Step 6: add potatoes and garlic, and simmer for 15 minutes
Step 7: add salt and chicken essence to dry the soup.
Materials required:
Wing root: 300g
Potatoes: 150g
Edible oil: 20g
Ginger: 10g
Garlic: 20g
Salt: 5g
Dry red pepper: 4G
Soy sauce: 5g
Star anise: 2G
Vinegar: 3 G
Cooking wine: 5g
Sugar: 10 g
Chicken essence: 2G
Precautions: 1. Cut the potatoes when they are ready to cook, or soak them in water to prevent oxidation; 2. Don't put the garlic petals into the pot too early, otherwise they will be burnt; 3. Don't burn the potatoes too bad, the finished product will not look good.
Production difficulty: ordinary
Process: firing
Production time: three quarters of an hour
Taste: Original
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